Dyslexia Awareness Month!
October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, and we are again sharing our belief that all individuals can be taught to learn to their potential—including those with a previous diagnosis of dyslexia. View our video to learn more about how we help students with dyslexia learn to their potential. Our Learning Center instruction is available in…
ADHD and Dyslexia: Understanding the Connection
ADHD and dyslexia are common learning differences that can significantly affect a person’s academic and personal life. This article explores the relationship between ADHD and dyslexia, highlighting the similarities and differences between these conditions. We’ll also emphasize the importance of early intervention and support for individuals with ADHD and dyslexia and share success stories from…
School for Dyslexia: Empower Every Learner
Finding the right educational environment for a child with dyslexia can significantly impact their academic and personal growth. Lindamood-Bell Academy is a school that offers a welcoming and positive atmosphere that can support the unique challenges of dyslexia. Our approach empowers students through specialized instruction, fostering confidence and improved learning ability. With our proven…
From Dyslexia to Determination: Carson’s Journey to Success | Lindamood-Bell Radio
Carson was diagnosed with dyslexia as a child and, after third grade, received instruction at the Lindamood-Bell Learning Center in Tampa. There, he developed the skills he needed to become a strong reader while building lasting confidence. Today, he is a college graduate working in the financial services industry and remains deeply grateful to his…
Understanding the Signs of Dyslexia
Dyslexia is a learning difficulty that primarily affects reading and spelling. While children develop at their own pace, parents may notice when their child struggles with reading, especially compared to siblings or peers. Early identification and intervention are key to overcoming these challenges. By recognizing the signs of dyslexia early, parents can seek timely…
The Latest about Roan and Sammy’s Story: People Magazine
A Determined Boy Ruth Gentry’s son Roan, a student with dyslexia who learned to read with Lindamood-Bell’s online instruction, was driven by his determination to read to his beloved service dog, Sammy. Now Roan and Sammy’s story is an inspiration for humans and animals alike! Read the latest about their story in People magazine. …
A Student’s Inspiring Journey from Dyslexia to the Miss America Pageant
Miss Massachusetts 2024, Kiersten Khoury, was diagnosed with dyslexia as a child. Her journey with Lindamood-Bell began in fifth grade, where she received support as a student. Today, she uses her platform to champion literacy and inspire others on their reading journeys. As Miss Massachusetts, Kiersten proudly represented her state at the Miss America pageant…
A Student’s Inspiring Journey from Dyslexia to the Miss America Pageant | Lindamood-Bell Radio
Miss Massachusetts 2024, Kiersten Khoury, was diagnosed with dyslexia as a child. Her journey with Lindamood-Bell began in fifth grade, where she received support as a student. Today, she uses her platform to champion literacy and inspire others on their reading journeys. As Miss Massachusetts, Kiersten will proudly represent her state at the Miss America…
Dr. Oren Boxer, PhD — Pediatric Neuropsychologist and Lindamood-Bell Learning Center parent
In this episode, pediatric neuropsychologist Dr. Oren Boxer shares his personal and professional journey with Lindamood-Bell. He discusses how our evidence-based instruction not only aligns with his professional expertise but also helped unlock his own child’s learning potential. https://www.orenboxerphd.com/
“My Seven-Year-Old With Dyslexia Is Reading!”
When Roan started school, his mother, Ruth, noticed he was struggling with reading and was frustrated. “He was coming home crying and angry,” she says. He was diagnosed with dyslexia shortly after, unable to read even one word. Then Ruth turned to Lindamood-Bell’s evidence-based instruction to develop Roan’s reading skills. Soon, Roan was reading at…
